Imagine taking off your jeans and impressing your lady with a large Magoo under your pants. Not me. If I want the cartoon face of a grizzled old man on my crotch, at least I’d have the decency to wear Popeye boxers.

These are almost as inappropriate as the Scooby Doo boxers I have that have him forcibly bursting from a red hole in the rear, as if he’s horribly crawling out of your fundament.

Chris Sobieniak

I think any boxer that gets too suggestive with a character printed on them would turn off plenty. I’m trying to remember one I saw here someone was placed close to the fly as if to say “Come In!”

Gerard de Souza

No jokes about “blow me down” and Popeye boxers?

timmyelliot

After reading the comment, I actually looked for those Scooby Doo boxers.

http://Heibies.deviantart.com Phil

I owe Scooby Doo boxers.

I wouldn’t mind this Mr Magoo one neither.

tony claar

All it takes is a partner with a sense of humor. This is quite silly, & fun, actually, and, by the way, just how long would you expect to remain still IN the cartoon shorts once you’ve gotten THAT far with, we may safely guess, an eager partner. Whoosh! They’re off anyway! Lots of fun, I say.

Kyle

I received Spongebob boxers as a gift a couple years ago. They pictured a happy Patrick in front of his rock on one thigh, a happy Spongebob in front of his pineapple on the other thigh, and right in the middle, over the fly, was Squidward’s home. Of course, Squidward himself wasn’t pictured, since the owner of the boxers would provide the happy Squidward. I was kinda surprised Nickelodeon approved the boxers, but I had a good laugh when I realized what was going on with the design. My wife laughed too. I think she was laughing at the boxers and not my Squidward.

Mike Tiefenbacher

I don’t know what stores you’ve been shopping in, but where I live these are marketed as pajama bottoms, not boxer shorts.